Toothache on Rollercoasters

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I will ask about this issue next week Guys! As i work for Dentists! Only suggestion i have, get your dentist to make a gum shield to protect this area as sports oeople do! These can be made very thin these days, and you can even get the clear! Lots of people choose these aligners instead of the old fashioned type metal train tracks that use to be so popular. As i said, i will run this past a few dentists next week, and report back!

[jessandjon2005]

Originally Posted by Rein

I will ask about this issue next week Guys! As i work for Dentists! Only suggestion i have, get your dentist to make a gum shield to protect this area as sports oeople do! These can be made very thin these days, and you can even get the clear! Lots of people choose these aligners instead of the old fashioned type metal train tracks that use to be so popular. As i said, i will run this past a few dentists next week, and report back!

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Thanks for that, will look forward to the reply back!

[suecee]

Hi,

I'd get checked out by the dentist. If you're teeth are fine it could maybe be mild neuralgia or as someone else said sinus issues.

I suffer with neuralgia & it's not always easy to know what sets it off but I can't see why a rollercoaster would. The pain is often in the dental area. For me it is pain (like burning) along the gums below my teeth.

Unfortunately there isn't much that can be done about the pain if it only lasts a day or 2.

I hope you can work out what it is & make your trip more enjoyable.